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Buying one of these advertising signs from this antique store is like buying a piece of history.

A collection of vintage advertising signs on a fence. Baltimore, Maryland. 1938.

Advertising signs

Brick Wall Pink Neon Glow Advertising, Neon Signs. Vector image, CMYK, Night city design

A digitally restore vintage enamel sign for Zebrite grate polish

Brick Wall Neon Glow Advertising, Neon Signs. Vector image, CMYK Night city design

Force was the first commercially successful wheat flake breakfast cereal. Prior to this, the only successful wheat-based cereal products had been Shredded Wheat and the hot semolina cereal, Cream of Wheat. The product was cheap to produce and kept well on store shelves.

A digitally restored 1950's classic motoring advertisement. Honestly restored rather than to perfection, to preserve the patina of age. See my other vintage prints.

A sympathetically hand restored vintage enamel sign, circa 1950's for Wills cigarettes, now thankfully not politically correct.

Bardahl Oil Company was founded in 1939 by Ole Bardahl (January 28, 1902 – August 11, 1989), a Norwegian immigrant to the United States.

Brick Wall Neon Glow Advertising, Neon Signs. Vector image, CMYK Night city design

An enamel sign from the 1940's. A French waitress keeps the beers coming. Now over 70 years old and out of copyright. A digitally restored French advertisement here for your pleasure

Googie Satellite, no background. Go ahead and pick your own color background, ya darn fool kids, see if I care!

Palethorpe's was a British producer of cooked meat and pastry products and was particularly well known for its branded sausages. Founded in 1852.

A sympathetically restored vintage enamel sign of a well known brake lining manufacturer

H & G Simonds Ltd was a brewery founded in Reading, Berkshire, England in 1785 by William Blackall Simonds. The company amalgamated with Courage & Barclay in 1960 and dropped the Simonds name after ten years.

The Thomas’ soap manufacturing company was established in1823 in Bristol, but with competition from Lever Brothers and ‘Sunlight Soap’, in 1898 the company tried to make similar olive oil soap under the name ‘Puritan Soap’ They continued to sell ‘Puritan’ Soap until 1953 when the factory announced their closing statement and ceased to produce soap in 1954.

Vintage Castrol oil advertising sign.

A collection of advertising signs cover the side of a country store. Halifax, North Carolina, 1938.

Bas s Brewery was founded in 1777 by William Bas s in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, England. Pale Ale, was once the highest-selling beer in the UK, and by 1877, they had become the largest brewery in the world

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An advertising image from the 1940's. Le Savon or The Soap. A lady plays the guitar, with her cat listening in. Now over 70 years old and out of copyright. A digitally restored French advertisement here for your pleasure

Vintage Illustration by Alphonse Mucha

An original enamel sign here digitally but sympathetically restored with original patina.

An iconic brand of UK tea, as advertised on this circa 1950s enamel sign

Sands Hill Curiosity Shop with all its signs in Erick, Oklahoma.

Street photography from Kowloon, Hong Kong

Refuse paying for advertising space on your own person. Now, you can have your very own billboard that let's passing traffic know how you feel. This Space Intentionally Left Blank is based on my original painting of the same title. This one is a Knockout!

Signs painted on the side of a building advertise a local brand of beer and a traveling girlie show. Cincinatti, Ohio, 1937.

Googie/Mid-Century Modern sign, or whatever you want to call it.

The Saw Pit Store, the only store and gas station in town. Sawpit, Colorado. 1940.

A Fine Art High Definition Bicycle Vintage Saying Advertising B Abstract Poster Sign Print

Imitating an old-school hand-lettered and -stenciled sign, this vertical shingle mimics a painted board that might have advertised a vintage traveling circus.

With stenciled lettering and sponged-on popcorn kernels, this vertical shingle design mimics a painted board that might have advertised a vintage traveling circus.

Imitating an old-school midway sign, this hand-lettered vertical shingle mimics a painted board that might have advertised a vintage traveling circus. (And yes, pole dancing actually did start out as a circus thing!)

Hong Kong Buses And Signs The, very, busy streets of Hong Kong are full of movement. These buses dominate the roads as they dodge under the advertising signs that stretch across the roads. This city is just so colourful and amazing with all the sights and sounds that attack your senses as soon as you step off the bus. This image will appeal to lovers of Hong Kong and Asia and lovers of unusual transport too. By Paul Thompson Photography